Webforage wrote:
Simple but not elegant. I’m wanting something better.
Looks pretty nice to me! I like your work.
All you need is headliner. Here's the easy way to do it:
1) Lathe running front to back put in with self-taping screws on the ceiling, including the curves, spaced about 3 inches apart (tighter spacing on the curve).
2) Mylar bubble wrap insulation laid in above it.
3) Fabric-backed sheet vinyl wallpaper (in a roll) attached with finishing washers and screws into the lathe. You could also use light weight automobile carpet (in a roll). Not kidding, you can even spray paint the carpet the color that you want.
4) Tuck it in behind your crown molding with a few dabs of Liquid Nails caulking.
Eight to ten hours to do it.
For what it's worth.
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